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Dataset: ILLS-
Taxa: Appendiculella
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Illinois, Illinois Natural History Survey Fungarium

ILLS
Appendiculella echinus (Henn.) Höhn.
ILLS00158655M.L. Farr   s.n.1966-01-11
United States, St. David, c. 100 yds. E. of road intersection between St. David Bay & Rosalie roads, along latter, 32.3669 -64.6835
ILLS
Appendiculella araliae (Spreng.) Hansf.
ILLS00158654F.S. Earle   s.n.1887-01-12
United States, Mississippi,, Jackson County, Ocean Springs., 30.41131 -88.82781
ILLS
F.L. Stevens   51921913-11-22
Puerto Rico, San Sebastion., 18.3372 -66.9906
ILLS
F.L. Stevens   68011914-01-17
Puerto Rico, Arecibo., 18.4724 -66.7157
ILLS
F.L. Stevens   4861924-10-10
Panama, Fort Lorenzo Trail., 9.3228 -80.0028
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